RPR experts discussed the main priorities of the reforms for the next years with the European Solidarity party.

The key changes in Ukraine during the term of the Verkhovna Rada of the 9th convocation should be the continuation of judicial and healthcare reform, as well as the reform of the Security Service and defense procurement. These were the main results of the meeting between the experts of the Reanimation Package of Reforms Coalition and the representatives of the political party European Solidarity held on July 1.

Leader of the party Petro Poroshenko, candidates for MPs Rostyslav Pavlenko, Nina Yuzhanina and Serhii Taran took part in the meeting on the part of European Solidarity.

RPP Coalition experts and politicians outlined the following reform priorities:

• Introduction of a competitive procedure for the appointment of Constitutional Court judges and reboot the courts of first instance;
• Reduction of the number of State Security Service employees and removal of investigative functions from the SSU;
• Replacement of the leadership of the State Bureau of Investigations and the establishment of the State Financial Intelligence Service;
• Ensuring transparency of defense procurement in accordance with NATO standards;
• Enhancing transparency of media owners and the quality of public service broadcasting;
• Continued healthcare reform and public health initiatives;
• Reform of state funding of political parties;
• Continuation of the decentralization reform and introduction of mechanisms to monitor local self-government bodies;
• Pension system reform.

RPR Coalition experts presented a number of key reform proposals for the next 5 years as outlined in the Roadmap of Reforms 2019-2023. Representatives of European Solidarity agreed to cooperate with the public in advancing concrete experts’ work results.

As part of the parliamentary election campaign, the RPR Coalition will initiate working meetings between public experts and the representatives of the top political parties.    On June 20, such a meeting was held with the Voice Party.

Let us remind you, RPR avoids political bias, party loyalty and affiliation with businesses in its activities.

The coalition does not support any candidate participating in the parliamentary election campaign.

In order to promote the reforms, we are engaged in a dialog with all the political forces in power and the opposition which share RPR’s values and are ready to support the proposals of the civil society.